I have a 2002 Ford Explorer XLT V6 with a manual transmission, which the Slave Cylinder has finally went out. Unfortunately Ford has dicontinued the part, 1L2Z7A508AA. I searched all over for it!
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Asked by KelvinAA May 11, 2015 at 02:20 PM about the 2002 Ford Explorer XLT

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Can't find this part anywhere. It has 3 holes to mount to the chassis and only 1 hose
coming out, but I'm only able to find them with 2 holes for mounting and 2 hoses.

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KelvinAA answered 9 years ago

Thank you, yes I included the part number above. Im a little afraid of getting the part at the junk yard, because it's located within the transmission. If it doesn't work we would have to drop the transmission again. Thanks again!

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KelvinAA answered 9 years ago

OK, thanks again. Fortunately, I'm able to get it rebuilt at Clutches Unlimited in Mid City, Orange County.

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